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Auburn key players LSU key players No. Name Pos CL Game 8 No.Name Pos CL 3 DeAngelo Benton WR FR 1 Brandon LaFell WR Sr. 4 Zac Etheridge S JR Auburn vs. LSU 2 Rueben Randle WR Fr. 5 Tommy Trott TE SR Tiger Stadium - Baton Rouge, LA 3 Chad Jones S Jr. 6 Walt McFadden DB SR Oct. 24, 2009, 6:30 PM CT 4 Jai Eugene CB Jr. 11 Mike Slade DB SO 5 Keiland Williams RB Sr. 12 Chris Todd QB SR ESPN2 7 Patrick Peterson CB So. 13 Tim Hawthorne WR JR 8 Trindon Holliday RB Sr. 14 Demond Washington DB JR 9 Jordan Jefferson QB So. 15 Neiko Thorpe DB SO Quick Stats 10 Russell Shepard QB Fr. 17 Tyrik Rollison QB FR Auburn LSU 11 Kelvin Sheppard LB Jr. 17 Josh Bynes LB JR • Lost to Kentucky 14-21 in Week 7 • Lost to Florida 3-13 in Week 6 12 Jarrett Lee QB So. 18 Kodi Burns WR JR • Offense: 464.9 total yds/gm • Offense: 295.0 total yds/gm 13 Ron Brooks DB So. 18 Wes Byrum K JR • Defense: allowed 367.6 yds/gm • Defense: allowed 322.5 yds/gm 15 Brandon Taylor CB So. 19 Neil Caudle QB JR 18 Richard Dickson TE Sr. • RB Tate - 132 rushing yds vs. UK • WR LaFell - 5 TDs in '09 20 Drew Cole DB SO 19 Deangelo Peterson TE So. 21 Eltoro Freeman LB SO Important Matchups 21 Chris Tolliver WR Fr. 22 T'Sharvan Bell DB FR Auburn LSU 22 Ryan Baker LB So. 23 Onterio McCalebb RB FR 24 Harry Coleman LB Sr. 24 D'Antoine Hood DB SO • #12 QB Todd and #44 RB Tate • #92 DT Nevis and #84 DE Alem 26 Richard Murphy RB Jr. 25 Daren Bates DB FR • #17 LB Bynes and AU LBs • #32 RB Scott and #5 RB Williams 28 R.J. Jackson WR Sr. 26 Mike McNeil S JR • AU kick coverage team • #8 RB/KR Holliday 29 Chris Hawkins CB Sr. 27 Mario Fannin RB JR 30 Josh Jasper PK/P Jr. 30 John Douglas RB SO Injuries/Suspensions 32 Charles Scott RB Sr. 31 Adam Herring LB SO Auburn LSU 33 Dominique Allen FB Fr. 32 Eric Smith RB SO S Mike McNeil (leg) - out 35 James Stampley FB So. 35 Jonathan Evans LB FR DE Nosa Eguae (foot) - ques. RB Richard Murphy (knee) - out 37 Karnell Hatcher DB So. 36 Wade Christopher LB SO DL Zach Clayton (ankle) - ques. 38 Derek Helton P Jr. 43 Philip Lutzenkirchen TE FR 44 Danny McCray S Sr. 43 Ikeem Means DB FR Keys To The Game 45 Richard Dugas FB/OL Jr. 44Ben Tate RB SR Auburn LSU 49 Austin Kinchen SNP Fr. 45 Antoine Carter DE JR • LBs must set tone for defense • Wear the AU defense down 46 Craig Stevens LB JR 49 Barkevious Mingo LB Fr. 48 Bailey Woods TE SO • Let Todd deliver ball down the field • Watch for RBs catching passes 50 Joey Crappell SN So. 53 T-Bob Hebert C So. 49 Michael Goggans DE JR Matchup Information 54 Jacob Cutrera LB Sr. 50 Ryan Pugh OL JR Auburn LSU 52 Antonio Coleman DE SR 56 Perry Riley LB Sr. 53 Bart Eddins OL JR • 5-2 overall, 2-2 SEC • 5-1 overall, 3-1 SEC 60 Will Blackwell OG So. 55 Vance Smith OL SO • Auburn trails series 19-23-1 • Last meeting ('08): LSU won 26-21 64 Patrick Lonergan C Fr. 56 Ashton Richardson LB SO 65 Lyle Hitt OG Sr. 57 Byron Isom OL JR Auburn Offense LSU Defense 68 Josh Dworaczyk OG So. 58 Harris Gaston LB FR 70 Ciron Black OT Sr. 66 Mike Berry OL JR 72 Alex Hurst OT Fr. 71 John Sullen OL FR 74 Josh Williford OL Fr. 73 Lee Ziemba OL JR 75 Greg Shaw OT So. 74 Jamar Travis DL FR 76 Chris Faulk OL Fr. 75 Andrew McCain T SR 77 Josh Downs DL Fr. 76 Jorell Bostrom OL JR 78 Joseph Barksdale OT Jr. 78 Darrell Roseman OL JR 79 Matt Branch OL Fr. 79 Jared Cooper OL SO 80 Terrance Toliver WR Jr. 80 Emory Blake WR FR 82 Karl Acker WR Fr. 81 Terrell Zachery WR JR 83 Mitch Joseph TE So. 82 Jay Wisner TE JR 84 Rahim Alem DE Sr. 83 Gabe McKenzie FB SR 84 Jake Bryan TE Fr. 84 Anthony Gulley WR FR 86 Cleveland Davis DL Fr. 85 Travante Stallworth WR FR 86 Chris Mitchell WR Sr. 87 Derek Winter WR SO 87 Chancey Aghayere DE Fr. 89 Darvin Adams WR SO Auburn Defense LSU Offense 88 Chase Clement DE Fr. 90 Nick Fairley DL SO 88 Ian Harding WR So. 91 Jake Ricks DL SR 89 Lavar Edwards DT Fr. 93 Mike Blanc DL JR 89 Greg Ostrom TE Fr. 94 Nosa Eguae DL FR 91 Charles Alexander DT Sr. 95 Dee Ford DE FR 92 Drake Nevis DT Jr. 96 Chris Humphries DE FR 94 Akiem Hicks DL Jr. 97 Clinton Durst P SR 95 Lazarius Levingston DE Jr. 97 Derrick Lykes DL FR 97 Al Woods DT Sr. 98 Zach Clayton DL JR LSU quick facts Auburn quick facts Head coach: Les Miles Head coach: Gene Chizik Record at LSU: 47-12 (5th year) Record at AU: 5-2 (1st year) Overall: 75-33 (9th year) Overall: 10-21 (3rd year) AP - 9th, Coaches - 10th, Harris - 9th AP - RV, Coaches - RV, Harris - RV For more Auburn football coverage, visit al.com/auburnfootball.
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